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Trump has sued CBS News for $10 billion over alleged misleading edits in a Kamala Harris interview, claiming election interference.

Trump's lawsuit against CBS News alleges misleading editing of a Kamala Harris interview and seeks $10 billion in damages.

Paramount Global and Trump have begun mediation over his $20 billion lawsuit regarding a '60 Minutes' interview.

Mediation begins in Trump's $20 billion lawsuit against CBS News, with uncertain outcomes amid concerns over media integrity and corporate interests.

Trump's campaign pulled out of a '60 Minutes' interview, citing concerns over fact-checking and prior grievances with the show.

Elon Musk criticized CBS News for perceived deception, calling for severe consequences, which raises hypocrisy concerns regarding his advocacy for free speech.

Shari Redstone criticized CBS News leadership for reprimanding Tony Dokoupil, supporting his handling of a controversial interview and stressing the value of civil discourse.

Lesley Stahl faces backlash for interview question implying potential sympathy towards Hamas during a segment on hostages.

Unusual political alliance arises as conservative and liberal groups urge FCC Chair Brendan Carr to dismiss CBS 60 Minutes complaint amid concerns of regulatory overreach.

FCC demanding CBS to provide unedited interview transcript raises concerns over government influence on media.

CBS News is required to provide an unedited transcript of Kamala Harris' interview to the FCC amidst a lawsuit from President Trump.

CBS News complied with FCC demand by releasing raw video, confirming standard editing practices in news production.

Hillary Clinton felt emotional about Donald Trump's conviction, seeing it as karma for his past taunts during her 2016 campaign.

Paramount's settlement in Trump's defamation suit highlights media's vulnerability to political narratives and defamation claims.

Norah O'Donnell is leaving as anchor of CBS Evening News after the presidential election to pursue new opportunities, focusing on interviews.

CBS edited Kamala Harris's interview misleadingly, prompting a call for the full transcript to restore journalistic integrity.

Journalism requires presenting both sides to ensure democracy flourishes, but recent practices may deviate from this foundational principle.

Catherine Herridge accuses CBS of hindering her reporting efforts and imposing restrictive conditions on interviews, ultimately leading to her termination.

Pope Francis granted CBS News' Norah O'Donnell a historic hour-long interview discussing various topics openly.

CBS News faces internal conflict over journalistic integrity and questioning progressive views, as seen in Tony Dokoupil's interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates.

Trump reacted angrily to Kamala Harris's '60 Minutes' interview, alleging CBS edited her answers to be more compelling.

He demanded an investigation and accused CBS of serious misconduct in their editorial decisions.

Trump accused CBS moderators of bias during the vice presidential debate, highlighting his long-standing disputes with the media.

Tony Dokoupil was reprimanded following a controversial interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates, highlighting tensions over race and bias in media.

CBS is perceived as biased and deceptive in its reporting, particularly in the context of political interviews.

The CBS News internal review deemed an interview on Israel-Palestine by Tony Dokoupil as not meeting editorial standards, sparking internal controversy.

CBS's moderators prioritized the accuracy of information during the vice presidential debate by silencing candidates to prevent misinformation.

CBS News is innovating debate fact-checking with a live blog and QR codes for online accessibility, pivoting from traditional broadcast methods.

CBS News embraces a candidate-led debate style emphasizing accountability over heavy moderator interference.

Dan Rather criticized CBS News for not fact-checking the vice presidential debate in real time, arguing it encourages dishonesty and harms voters.

The CBS News debate will not feature real-time fact-checking, potentially allowing false statements to go unchecked.

Fact-checking during the debate was mischaracterized by some, as CBS had planned for real-time fact-checking and moderation.

The 2024 vice presidential debate will be moderated by two women, a first in U.S. political history.

The 2024 vice presidential debate will be moderated by two women for the first time in history, showcasing a significant advancement in representation at such events.

The vice-presidential debate moderated by CBS aims to inform voters about the candidates and their policies.

Vice President Harris may participate in a debate with Senator J.D. Vance selected as Donald J. Trump's running mate.

Vice President Kamala Harris challenges Senator JD Vance to a debate in August, setting the stage for a highly anticipated event.